Cyclotron Institute at Texas A&M University started a project to develop reacceleration of radioactive ions using the two operational cyclotrons and a Charge Breeding ECR ion source. The radioactive ions are produced primarily via (p,n) reactions using the well-known IGISOL technique.  The reaction products are transported into a Charge Breeder ECR ion source where their charge state is boosted from 1+ to higher, depending on the product of interest and the operational state of the Charge Breeder ECR ion source. The transport of the products and the injection into the ion source are very important for the efficiency of charge breeding.  Presentation of the entire project, the new injection technique, experimental results, and future plans will be discussed.

Radioactive ion beam developments at the cyclotron institute: Texas A&M University

ACS Fall 2021

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